McCarty Clinches Third Iowa City Amateur in Rain Soaked Finish
Chad McCarty won his third Iowa City Men's Amateur Championship at Pleasant Valley after a nine hole final and a two hour rain delay. He finished 9 under par 171 total, six strokes ahead of Randy Larson with Erik Feldick third and Pat Roan fourth. McCarty praised his length and consistency as teammates qualified for the Iowa City Ryder Cup to face Cedar Rapids October 12–13 at Hunters Ridge.
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Kennedy High boosts fund drive with Million Dollar Hole-in-One event
Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School Athletic Booster Club wrapped six days of events at Kennedy and Twin Pines Golf Course aiming to raise 20 000 to 25 000 dollars. The fundraiser featured 110 entrants first day rising to 60 semifinalists with top prizes including a car and cash, but no aces were recorded on Sunday. The booster club insured the event and seeks to expand next year under a two year contract with Million Dollar Hole-in-One while also raffling a Chicago Hyatt weekend getaway.
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Gates' blast fuels Kernels 9-0 win over Snappers
David Gates hit a three run homer in the second inning as the Cedar Rapids Kernels blanked Beloit 9-0 completing a four game Midwest League sweep. Jeff Mathis and Nick Groeneault added back to back two run doubles as Gates lined the key drive to the right field fence. The Kernels were set to play South Bend but the game was moved to a Tuesday double header due to the Diamondbacks exhibition in town.
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Kernels Move to 31-17 in Second Half Behind Strong Seventh
Cedar Rapids pitcher Jake Woods earned the win as the Kernels improved to 31-17 in the second half. Jon Cahill added an RBI single in the seventh, while Cedar Rapids held the Snappers to three hits.
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Hill leaves Kansas football amid dehydration struggles
Kansas senior wide receiver Harrison Hill quits the team citing ongoing dehydration and heat problems. Coach Mark Mangino notes Hill could not overcome the issue after a productive career that included 108 receptions for 1,535 yards and seven TDs.
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Big Ten All Stars edge Bonn in fanless tuneup
Michigan Bernard Robinson scored 18 points and 14 rebounds as the Big Ten all stars beat Telekom Baskets Bonn 84 78 in a quiet preseason game. Iowa’s Jared Reiner added four points and four rebounds in 15 minutes as the tour continues.
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